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The Opel Cabrio provides a classic open‑top experience that keeps it in demand year after year. Even though the vehicle has been on the market for almost a decade, the 2013 version of the Cabrio brings a well‑balanced box of features for drivers who chase style and practicality simultaneously. Its Opel Cabrio price range generally falls somewhere between €12 000 and €22 000 depending on mileage, options, and region. When you hear the phrase “Opel Cabrio price”, it is useful to remember that the number varies widely – a new Šuns would command a different price than an older, well‑maintained model.

• Model year: 2013
• Engine: 1.8 L inline‑4 (turbocharged) or naturally‑aspirated 1.4 L, 86–132 hp
• Transmission: 6‑speed manual or 4‑speed automatic
• Fuel type: Petrol (gasoline)
• Dimensions (mm): 4,319 W × 1,713 H × 1,417 D
• Curb weight: 1,280–1,350 kg
• Wheelbase: 2,124 mm
• Top speed: 210 km h⁻¹ (approx.)
• Acceleration (0‑100 km h⁻¹): 10.5–12.0 s
• Max drawbar pull: 1 090 N
• Abbreviated feature set: panoramic sunroof, aluminum alloy wheels, infotainment screen, traction control, cruise control, automatic airbags, seat heating

The 2013 model’s engineering builds on shipments from the earlier 2008‑12 line but introduces a more fluid suspension layout that keeps the cabin plush even on rough roads. The “Opel Cabrio 2013 price” must be weighed against the car’s performance attributes and the changes made to the drivetrain. For instance, the standard turbocharged engine of the 2013 cabrio delivers a lift into the 100‑horsepower territory, offering a lift (and a price uplift) relative to the older 1.6‑L family. Some buyers prefer the 1.4‑L naturally‑aspirated engine for city‑driving to keep the cost of ownership down, while others like the boost option for quick canyon trips. When evaluating a used vehicle, the phrase “used Opel Cabrio price” connotes a different set of considerations: mileage influences insurance, condition can affect the engine’s reliability, and an inspection of the powertrain will affect negotiations. A general rule of thumb is that a 2013 vehicle with roughly 45 000 km can cost between €12 000 and €18 000 depending on the condition of the interior and the presence of optional packages. These figures are anecdotal and reflect typical used market figures across Europe and North America. #### Depreciation insights: Reconciling Forecasts with

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Last tracked date	Status	Price	Price rank	Link
2 years ago	used	€13,182.00		Unlock all links
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3 years ago	used	€15,490.00		Unlock all links
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